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As we pick the last of the zuccini and mow just one more time, it's a good time to take stock of the growing season. What worked, and what didn't?
In this episode, Don and John share their observations from the 2024 growing season, with plenty of insights on how you can plan your garden better and react to shifting conditions.
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If you have your own insights or questions, be sure to share them with Don via email at donald.kinzler@ndsu.edu.
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In Fielding Questions, a reader shares his successful experiences and offers details on what he has learned.
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Burpee has developed tomato and pepper cultivars whose seeds can be planted directly in the garden, instead of using transplants.
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Readers also asked about rejuvenating a spider plant and when to plant tomato seeds.
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The lifespan of a houseplant is almost completely in our own hands, because we control most of the factors in which we place our plants.
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In Fielding Questions, reader also asked whether apple trees should still be wrapped for the winter.
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From music in the garden to plants with holes, here’s a look at trends growing in popularity this year.
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In Fielding Questions, Don Kinzler also provides more insight on growing onions.
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Don Kinzler highlights some varieties from All-America Selections that outperform existing ones.
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In Fielding Questions, readers also asked about where to find a perennial salvia and how to help cuttings root.
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See how well you can do on this quick quiz.
Refunds for the three-day festival must be requested by 5 p.m. Thursday, July 18, the first day of the event.
“Travel has changed my life for the better and I want to share that with people,” Rodemerica founder Erick Roder said.
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Duke Ellington's Grammy for a Fargo recording hits the auction block Tuesday.
Officer Andrew Dotas was released on Saturday from Sanford Health.
The only known flyer from the doomed show in Minnesota became the most expensive concert poster sold at auction. Buddy Holly and several other musicians died on their way to the show in 1959.
The restaurateur collaborated with regional artists to create her colorful first cookbook, which was published in November 2021.
Area chefs sharpen their knives against haters of the bird and say they "can't imagine doing Thanksgiving without a turkey."
Blind Joe gained national attention as a 2015 contestant on "The Voice," and he's now promoting a song on social media.
For the last five years Norway has ranked in the top of the World Happiness Report list of happiest countries
The internationally known photographer captured the look of teens in wintry small towns.
